The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-07-21
Rufus Reber is able to be out

| DdTna1nS 10 O0 iiaQ Ill w all
per, Window Shades, &c, al Re
ber & Co.'S.
Miss Cora Saunders. of Colum
bus. is.the guest of Miss Naoma
Jones IN this place.
Don't forget the Prohibition
Convention. Saturday, July 30.
July 21-2w
Joe Bar,heIow, who had his
shoulder dislocated last week, IS
able TO be on the streets.
Will P. Price was taken sud
denly il; last Friday, and had to
be taken home in a hack.
Prohibition County Conven'
ton July Both.
July 2l-2w
Robbie Price, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. r. F. Price, is visiting his
grandfather at Columbus, this
week.
Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all honrs, day OF
night, at Reber l. Co.'S.
| Prosecuting Attorney Lowery
latiendea a convention of Prose
cu'ing Attorneys at Pct-in-bay
this week. =.
Jim Watkins lost valuable
mare on last Friday, from collie
THE animal was one of a mattel
team worth $400.
Mrs. Clara Camp, s,ee Drake
lis visiting her aunt, Mrs. Gala
CHER, in this city.
| Charley Brooke, formerly q
Logan boy, but now a prominent
young lawyer of Chicago. ILL.,, ii
visiting friends in this city.
| IT you intend buying a solid
IGold. a Filled. a Silver or Silver
inc Watch. you should see RebeI
& Cos. stock before purchasing
Married by Rev. ]. F. Williams
at his residence ON Orchard ST.,
Logan. o. 19 inst, Mr.. CLARK
stephens, and Miss Jennie Linn
Mrs Kate Bull, mairon of the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. al
Springfield, ILL.,. is visiting heI
m ther, Mrs. Kittsmiller, in this
city.
D. Fl, Willard. Of The Republic
an Gazette, we are sorry 10 learn
is afflicted with inflammatory
| rheumatism, and is not able to
be out.
Mrs. John Hansen and daugh-
Ter. Jennie, are On visit among
friends and relatives in Illinois,
intending 10 remain several
months.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
neatly and promptly repaired by
the best workman IN the Hook
ing Valley. Fine Watches q
specially. All work guaranteed
at Reber & Co.'S.
Bill and Dan White. two oil
the prominent citizens and demo
Gratis of Coshocton, were visitors
i'm Logan last week. the guests Of
their cousin, Rug Higgins.
Col. Remple has thrashed his
wheat crop from 100 acres, the
yield being over 1900 bushels.
The yield from the same ground
last year was about 1S00, bushels.
Mrs. Cheshire, mother of iona.
thon Cheshire, was buried last
Saturday, having died at the age
of 1l2 ears. The Cheshires re-
side about four miles southeast
cfthis city.
L. A. Carnes, of Benton town.
ship, whose house was DESTROYED
by fire some weeks ago, had his
loss adjusted Monday. by +. L.
Parsons, of Cleveland. The loss
was fixed at s425. so. The house
was insured in the Dwelling
House Insurance Co., of Boston.
Mrs. Geo. Hartman was treated
to a genuine surprise last We'd
nesday evening. A large COM
pany of friends called in and
spent a very pleasant evening.
dancing being one of the main
features. 1t was a birthday an
niversary, and with George and
his frau a record is kept and all
ways enjoyed.
Don't fail to read tho not.co of
Cheap Excursion tc Detroit, Miehi-
gan, which appears elsewhere in
this issue. No doubt many of our
citizens will take advantage of this
opportunity to visit the lake and
enjoy the cool and bracing atmos-
phere of the north. The rate is
exceedingly low and the tickets are
good returning for 4 days.
Some of the boys set off cannon
fire cracker under Bill Green's chair
while sitting IN front of the Court
House, Monday afternoon, but it
never moved him. The explosion
was heard ten squares away. Bill
smiled In a tired sort of away and
went on thinking. William is great